Jeannie is 4 years old. She was a feral that lived on a golf course where a nice man was feeding and catching the kitties. Jeannie had one litter of babies before she was caught with them. All her babies were adopted at @ 8 weeks old, but Jeannie was too scared and no one wanted her when they found out she was feral and not a lap cat. Pat (the lady with "Second Chance for Strays") had her spayed and up to date with her shots, she was with Pat for a year in her laundry room. Pat was able to pet Jeannie, but never pushed holding her. Pat told me that I could adopt her because I have had feral cats before and new I wouldn't push too fast with her.
Jeannie stayed in the PTU all night. Except I know she checked out the litter box, there are tiny little foot prints in it. She didn't eat, but that's not surprising. When I check on her, she just stares at me with huge eyes. I hope she relaxes soon, I hate seeing her so upset.
So this is where she is, I have a screen door I put in front of the bathroom door so she can get used to house noise but none of the other furkids can bother her. So far they don't act like they even know she's here.
12 comments:
We hope Jeannie gets to feel safe and makes friends with the other cats!
Jeannie will find her way all in good time. She will sense she is safe and loved. Letting her do it at her pace will pay dividends in the end.
We hope Jeannie begins to feel more comfortable in her new surroundings. It will take time, as you well know. But she's much better off with you than living outside. Good for you for taking her!
sending reassuring purrs to jeannie. come on girl! you finally got a real furever home wif someone who wants to love you. we is rootin fur you!
y2k
Jeannie, welcome to your furefer home. Please make friends with the others, and learn that you are safe and will find this nice family full of love.
This is so good of you to take Jeannie in. {{{hugs}}}
Jeannie is gorgeous. I'm sure she will feel safe soon and start to take an interest in food again. The other cats should notice her soon.
Sounds like she had a good night, and is beginning to get used to her new home.
Jeannie will settle in soon. You've created a long legacy of caring for so many wonderful animals that nobody else loved. You have such a loving and sensitive ♥.
Jeannie is a treasure... hopefully all the family will welcome her!
PS, we've sent you an email with picture for her...
I... we have just resent two emails to you (am fairly sure we had correct address; and the originals didn't come back to us).
Anyway: if you do not receive these today, please email us:
zoolatry@gmail.com
and maybe we can get them to you in the reply mode...
we'll see! Thanks!
We are silly: We had to come back to see once again the lovely new girl. And there's more info - yay! We hope that she will feel more relaxed soon. Your must be such a patient human, our mom should pop over and take lessons with you. : )
Post a Comment